Click Add More Files and upload as many JPEG images as you need. You can remove any uploaded file whenever you want before conversion. This makes it practical to process a group of JPEG images in a single session instead of converting each file separately.
Use the available settings when you want to modify the images before creating the output files. You can resize by percentage, dimensions, width, or height; add a background color; choose compression; correct orientation using EXIF data; and strip profiles, EXIF, and comments. You can also reset all options whenever you want to return the settings to their defaults.
You can adjust an individual JPEG when it needs different treatment from the rest of the files. When the same settings are suitable for the entire collection, use Apply to All Files to handle them together. This gives you control over individual images while still making batch processing quick.
The conversion process is simple: upload your JPEG files, adjust the available options if needed, and click Convert. NEF is selected as the default output format on this page, so there is no need to choose it before every conversion. Once processing is complete, you can download the resulting files individually or all at once.
NEF is the default output format, but you can change it when you need a different result. The converter supports image formats such as BMP, EPS, GIF, ICO, JPEG, JPG, JFIF, HEIC, PNG, PSD, SVG, TGA, TIFF, and WebP, along with supported document and report formats. This allows you to use the same uploaded JPEG files for other conversion needs without leaving the tool.
Use the converter on a computer, tablet, or mobile device without installing desktop software. The tool provides a quick browser-based conversion workflow, and your JPEG files are processed without being sent to a server. It is a free and convenient way to convert files while keeping the process on your device.
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